Yellow Peril - Under The Banyan Trees (CD Compilation IV) flac mp3 download

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1	Yellow Peril Intro Piano – Steve ChernoveWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
2	2nd Intro Band – Steadysession
3	Bad Sneakers Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Steve M. BakerWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
4	Oh Wow, It's You Again Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Drum Programming, Bass, Harmony Vocals, Engineer, Mixed By, Mastered By – John TabaccoWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
5	Romeo And Juliet Alto Saxophone – Bob MilitelloBass – Chico HuffEngineer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Emiel van EgdomWritten By, Keyboards, Guitar, Drums, Sampler, Arranged By, Producer – E.van EgdomWritten By, Vocals – Gina Vodegel
6	Those Days Band, Written By – SteadysessionVocals, Lyrics By – Caspian Onenine, Teah Onenine
7	Lovin' Arranged By – SimpleflowerBass, Producer – Todd RichmondDrums – Ryuichi KawasakiVoice – Venus CamposWritten By, Guitar – Jeff Snyder
8	Eldorado Lyrics By – Edgar Allan PoeProgrammed By, Sampler – Sergio Ruiz-MierVocals – Andrea Binski
9	At The Beach Acoustic Guitar – Rick RehnbergSynth, Lead Guitar – Gary LesherWritten By, Vocals, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – David J. Moore
10	Calle Sin Nombre Co-producer, Keyboards, Mixed By, Written By – Nigey LennonMastered By – Bob BallVocals, Keyboards, Programmed By, Recorded By, Mixed By – John Tabacco
11	Ingen Alskar Dig Drums – Linus BladhElectric Guitar, Bass – Jonas LundqvistLyrics By, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – P. LindblomMusic By, Keyboards – C. LundkvistRecorded By – Steadysession
12	Weightless Drums – Scott DavisKeyboards, Noises – Zach MoatsWritten By, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Roy Moats
13	Dr. Wu Band – The Dan CollectiveBass – Neil ThompsonDrums – Ian BeestinElectric Piano, Lead Vocals, Co-producer – Chris WattsEngineer, Co-producer – Greg GentGuitar, Backing Vocals – Glyn DaviesKeyboards – Paul ShotanWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
14	Buddah On The Bowery Written By, Vocals, Instrumentation By, Engineer – Ken Vogel
15	Any Major Dude Band – TortfeasorBass, Backing Vocals – IraDrums, Shaker – Michael KinkadeLead Guitar – Mys Tery ShredderRhythm Guitar, Shaker, Producer – John WouldVocal Percussion – Dan "W1P" JohnsonWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
16	Gaucho Backing Vocals – Edie Meadows, Evan DaumBand – The Pretzel Logic BandBass – Jake FeldmanDrums – Paul GoldbergGuitar – David Hill, Mark VincentHorns – Brain McGaffey, Jackie Kilmeck, Kelly CorbinKeyboards – Steven ChernoveVocals – Warren WeinbergWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
17	Evelyn Backing Vocals – Helena ÅkerlundBand, Arranged By, Producer – NoloBass – Bobby RingströmDrums – Linus BladhGuitar – Håkan ErikssonGuitar, Backing Vocals – Fredrik WännmanKeyboards, Programmed By, Written By – Lars NorgrenVocals, Guitar, Written By – Leif Losater
18	Brain Tap Shuffle Drums, Keyboards, Programmed By, Co-producer, Engineer – John TabaccoElectric Guitar – Jim DexterVocals, Keyboards, Co-producer – Nigey LennonWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
19	Antartica Falls Written By, Synth – Howard Wright, Simon Roberts
20	Yellow Peril Outro Piano – Steve ChernoveWritten By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker

Notes

Tracks 4,10,18 Recorded at Sonic Underground Studios, Stony Brook, NY
Track 5 Recorded at CULEA Production Studio, Maastricht, the Netherlands (February 2004)
Track 11 Recorded at Heimlich Sound Studio
Track 15 Recorded at Stenley Recordings, Venice, California,USA
Track 16 Recorded live in Hermosa Beach, California, USA, May 25, 2003
Track 17 Recorded at Resync Studio

Backside graphic "Steely Dan Land" and watercolor painting page 9: Lisa, [email protected]
Cover /Art / Layout: Clas Lundkvist, (I wish to thank my love and my life, Lena, for her opinions and advice,
and my stunning mystery companion, Pompe, for just being around, and sometimes, for not being around).
The front page painting; 'the Mu-Chord" is from my Steely Dan Art Gallery: www.steelydangallary.se
Thanks to everyone for making this Yellow Peril project possible. If music is a language we all understand,
it won't be hard to get the meaning of this 4th compilation CD. Thanks to all the contributing musicians
for putting in their talent, time and effort. we got an interesting journey ahead...
And Dr. Fill, how can I possibly forget to thank you? Without your perseverance we would probably never have come this far.
A very special thanks to you, you Schaman of Schamans.
- Clas Lundkvist, Stockholm, Sweden, March, 2004

Writing Credit:

Oh Wow, It's You Again
Words and Music © 1970 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music
Additional Words and Music © 1994 by John Tabacco
From John Tabacco's CD "Tell Me Why, Then!" (Courtesy of F of X Records)

Yellow Peril
Words and Music © 1970 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music

Brain Tap Shuffle
Words and Music © 1970 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music
Brain Tap Extention © 2000 by John Tabacco
Published by It Iz What It Iz Music (SESAC)

Any Major Dude
Words and Music © 1974 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music

Dr. Wu
Words and Music © 1975 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music

Gaucho
Words and Music © 1979 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen
Published by MCA Universal Music

Calle Sin Nombre
Words and Music © 1999 by Nigey Lennon
Published by Nylon Engine Music (ASCAP)

Romeo & Juliet
Copyrights Reserved: Buma /Stemra-Culea
Productions and Publishing: Writing Affairs, 2004

Liner Notes:
It was Winter of 1994. I was still aglow after seeing Steely Dan in concert for the first time the previous Summer. It was time to move away from the confines of proprietary bulletin board services like AOL Prodigy and check out the buzz surrounding this relatively new "internet". First thing I did was search for "Steely Dan". I turned up Jim McKays's excellent Dandom Digest and the rest, they say, is history.

Fellow Danfan Joe Murtha posted a message to the digest that he had created a new software program which combined images,
text and soundbites from the band called "The Steely Dan Reader Program". He suggested that subscribers send him a self addressed envelope and he'd mail a copy of this program out free of charge. I was immediately struck by the folly of such an endeavor. After all, I had this fancy new personal website sitting there collecting dust and I figured what better use than to make this new program available for download.

A lot has changed since Summer of 1995. The Steely Dan Reader program has morphed into The Complete Digital Steely Dan v3.0, the Banyantrees.net (as it's now called) is almost 9 Years old, has weathered 6 makeovers, three forum changes, the band has released three albums, one live DVD and toured four times. But beyond the activities surrounding the band something far more important has occurred. In the 9 years I've been running the banyantrees.net it's the camaraderie and sense of community that keeps pushing me forward and keeps me actively engaged. Even during the long dry spells between tours and albums, the commonly, which has it's roots in the digest and the guestbook, continues to thrive.

Not satisfied with our most favored sons production pace we must find other things to occupy our time. Since starting the guestbook in July of 1995, there have been numerous gatherings planned around various Steely events. And many having nothing at all to do with the band or a tour. New Orleans Jazzfest has turned out to be a annual occurrence for a few of the regulars for instance. A couple of other memorable "danfests" as they've since been called include Virginia Beach in 1997 and San Diego in 2002.

Sometime back in the mid-nineties it was suggested by Clas and Lisa that perhaps the musicians who frequented the banyantrees.net forum might consider putting out a CD of original recordings. The project was eventually marshaled and run by John Warren (JWMalibu). He ran the project successfully for the first two years. The 3rd release was organized by Brett Barbey, and now, for the fourth and final(?) release, Clas has taken over the reigns for the project he originally inspired.

Profit has never been the goal of this project. In each case the cost of the CD's has been shouldered by the person coordinating the release itself. In many cases all that is asked is reimbursement for postage costs. not only has the banyantrees.net and the rest of the Steely Dan internet community served as a great outlet for like-minded folks to connect, it too has served as a way for musicians to collaborate and share their work. Though the production value varies from musician to musician, these recordings serve as reminder of what we all are passionate about. Music is the common thread that brings us together. It's almost becoming cliche at this point but the internet has made it possible for a level of collaboration that most of us never dreamed possible a few short years ago.
BUT STILL, WHO'D A THINK IT BACK IN THE SUMMER of 1995
- St. Alphonzo